Study finds AI impacts entry-level jobs in Switzerland, with fewer openings for juniors.
AI is transforming the Swiss labour market – entry-level jobs under pressure
Keystone-SDA
Artificial intelligence is bringing about significant changes to the Swiss labour market. According to a study, it is young people starting their careers in digital, knowledge-based and office-based roles who are feeling the greatest impact of this change.
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June 24, 2026 - 09:35
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